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tHE PfeBQUlMXUS WEEKXY, HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA,. FRIPAT, JUNE ;0. 1880.
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Local News j
WMk-Md At Ngi Head
Mr. and. Mrs. D. M. Jackson
spent the week-end at their cot
tage at Nags Head.
Sundar At Nags Head
Mr. and Mrs. George Fields
and family, Mr i and Mrs. D. F.
Inwl Ti anA f&rhiW 1 JMr and
tr. ' ,:'J,; '"V' ;,H, Sunday At Som.rton
1 ,7- J"'m' , " I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards
cuiu i...-. 1 ,... n tr &
DaU and family spent Sunday . M son, vv ;J uu -"V;
In Suffolk
Mrs. Walter Eley is visiting
relatives in Suffolk, Va.. . '
Sunday In Suffolk : , (
Mr.' and Mrs. Clinton Eley and
sons spent Sunday at Suffolk,
Va., with relatives.
at Nags Head.
From Suffolk .
Mrs. J. H. Satchwell of Suf
folk, Va., spent several days last
week With her sister, Miss Eihel
Nucon.
BEACH
Necessities
Bathing Caps
Suiitan Lotion
Insect Repellants
First Aid Supplies
Always Available
1 - at -
IS and M
PHARMACY
"ON THE CORNER"
Whitley attended a reception
honoring Mr. and Mis. George
Ellis on their 50th wedding an
niversary at Somerton, Va., Sun
day. , ; .
From Baltimore
Mrs. C. R. Hogg and Miss
Kathy Hogge of Baltimore, Md.,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
F. T. Britt.
Week-end In Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis spent
the week-end in Raleigh and at
tended the graduating exercises!
at State College at which time
their son, Aubrey, received his
degree.
Returned Horn
Mr. nd Mrs. A. W.' Hefren
have returned home after spend
ing the . week-end land Beveral
days 'this week with Mr. end
Mrs. S. S. - Hollings worth at I
Ijamesville, Md.
Returned Horn
Mr. and Mi-s. Clinton Morgan
ihave returned to their' home in
Chicago, 111., after visiting Mrs.
G. E. Newby. , ,
Attended Graduation
Mrs. Mary Keaton, Mrs. Fred
Mathews, i Mr.f and ! Mrs Dick
Long and Judy and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Mathews attended
the graduation: exercises at. At
lantic Christian College in Wil
son on Sunday, at which time
Mrs. Joanne Mathews Hollowell
received her BA degree, ;
Returned Home
'Mrs..- J. T. Lane has returned
home after visiting relatives in
Charlotte.
Attended Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. White
attended the graduation exercises
last Friday at Severn School,
Severn Park, Md., where their
son George graduated. They
were accompanied home by their
son, who will spend ' the sum
mer here.
Sunday In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Harrisonj
anH riiiuehtfti-s sDent Sunday in From Raleigh
Norfolk, Va., with Mrs. Harri
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Detterman.
Sunday In Elizabeth City
Mrs. J. E. Everett and Mrs.
W. J. Kanoy, Jr., spent Sunday
in Elizabeth City with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Wright and visited
Bill Everett in the hospital.
ifiteSI wU meet $A JH
CIRCLES TO MEET I tess. The Inabella Coleman Cir Bessie frithard'X.Wie W mew -rowen itjrcfli .yrm mee sipesuay
,1 , . i " J cle will meet Monday night ait Monday night at 8 o'clock with nighjt at, J; ojclock with Mrs. Hil-
The Missionary Circles of the 8 lock with Mrs. Jack Kanoy. I Mrs. E. A. Goodman.' The Rosa ton Round tree. t
Week-end In Norfolk '
Miss Helene Nixon lapent . the
week-end with ( Miss 'Mary ( Hj
lene Kewby in. Norfolk, Va, :
R.rJneV,HXV'.i'1:'
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Tucker
returned : home Satm-day after
spending several 'days "with Dr.
and Mrs. iG.vR, Tuckexio Hen
derson. , ,
In ConptaKi -''.''' ''H ' -!
Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Ward at- s
tended , Memorial S'ryices at
Eureka Baptist Church at Cora
peake Sunday.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Hertford' Baptist Church will
meet next week as follows::' The
Vera Payne Circle will meet at
the church at 3 P. M. The
Ullie Johnson' Circle Will meet
Monday night at 7:3(1 o'clock
with Mrs. E. . A. Byrum," with
Mri B. W. Pennington as cohos-
The Mary KUen Dozler: Circle
Will meet Monday" night at 8
o'clock with Mrs. Z. A. ..Harris.
The Mattie Macon" . Circle will
meet Monday night tait 8 o'clock
with Mi. Jake Chesson.
fPhe
JisraiiiHip
Time! t
sec us for I
Ben jaiiiin Moorel
$ Interior Paint I
Mrs. V. N. Darden was hos- f Qann . . 1 . . $3,251
tess to her bridge club Tuesday A , qq
night at her home on Front ''vj
Street. Those playing . were If " nP at an TTAVF
Mesdames J. T. Biggers, W. H.1 'SpA,
Pitt, Nathan Relfe, Charles ALL 1 Y ft.Vf
Whedbee, B. G. Koonce, W. G.'l n . o 1.
Wright, T. B. Sumner and the 1$ 1 a lilt SUppllCS
The hieh score Drize.T
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k Harris Plumbing &
I Building Supply Co.1
PHONE 5401
hostess.
went to Mrs. Whedbee. Re
freshments were served.
The government of a nation
is its peace maker or breaker.
: Mary , Baker Eddy. .
Best Solution
to your laundry problems Is
to turn everything over to
us . ". . cost is smalt, satis
faction is great!"
: Send- us your Dry Clean
ing . . . our Sanitone method
is truly fine you'll see
the results 1
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Laundry & Cleaners
PHONE 2148
Edenton, N. C.
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Shades rooi wnitt from ton ' ' 1 !'
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Protects windows yet
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HERTFORD, N. C. .
In Hospital
Mrs. J. R. Futrell.was admit
ted to the Greenville Hospital
this week for observation and
treatment.
Visiting Relatives
Miss Kate Blunchard is visit
ing Mrs. O. Y. Yarborough at
Louisburg.
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S TA TE
SHOWS FRIDAYS 7:00 AND 9:00 P. M.
SHOW STARTS SATURDAY AT 3:00 P. M.
Terry Moore and Sal Minea
lite, Jr., j
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White,
and family of Raleigh spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
White at 'their home on Church
Street.
In Rex Hospital
Mis. George Lattimore is a
patk-nt at Rex Hospital in Ra
leigh for treatment of a frac
tured pelvis bone following a fall
at the home of her son.
-in-
1 A r nvaie s Aiiair
SHOWS SUNDAY 2:15 - 4:15 AND 9:15 P. M. j
SHOWS MONDAY AT 7:00 AND 9:00 P, M. j
Glenn Ford and Debbie Reynolds j
"It Started With A Kiss? j
ADMISSION: ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 2Sc f
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Visited Sister
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Willi
ford spent last Sunday and
Monday in Wilmington where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Campbell. ,
Returned Home
Max R. Campbell spemt Tluiirs
day and Friday in .Wilmington
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. G
Campbell. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Campbell who had
spent several days there.
Sunday In Edenton
Mrs. E. A. Byrum spent Sun
day in Edenton visiting H. T.
Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Mayes.
In Asheville
Mrs. Pearl S. Banks is Visit
ing lier sister, Mrs. Owen Mor
gan in Asheville.
Improved
Mrs. L. C. Winslow is improv
ing after being confined to her
home for a week.
Old Emsays-.-get a whopping deal
:bn any Ford in the house.-at your Ford Dealers
.'!) .
RM mil gull . '.. gwl' llit
chwonil anil lira,! Jul the gitiil
mlloon J"l Cml.vut fun.
Stililllio tuJm. Iiall ioiii Joimh It
liiilt templiiis mm 1 pitparti en
tjir lalio ...add tluit uiildooi f.u of
lh.it makts a ihJ liik hit
C?BSfc . W'H"s
Colonial Stain itxma hrailiiiailtn ,
Jin palia paialihnnalia Fmni rv
nmtmizrd iiilh hi (hamuli ligliln
Jiimi Itnjfi T Boii'i l RnH
Cnliiniar ' fit' urn' .M In malr
linn conliiiili limit fun. Colonial
ulfeiK hi nt ami irtiit lo make t-ot
an ixptit with a fill V driiri.
t-ivm itailmg a ihaicnat Jut to
fiitparing Shuh-h'a-Boln, Colonia
mil offer lielpjul limit and
giill-ttiled leupr.
Whether tou tool a er an open
Jut 01 preside- oiei the taint i '
gadftted grill, cooking otitdoort it ,
Jun and tierymt tan do it. ' : '
C'dLONIAL STORES
GOLDliUiJD
.! STAMPS f
With this cotiooii anlSTJO lurtliisi if hue
COOO IN COtOMAt 5TOt
OLD BOND S
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GIVING COi
STAMPS
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50PR!
41 HO I
GOLD BOND stamps
With iiii ioun n4lte ptMfhaa l ny THRU kfi
CHEFS Pltltit SALADS
' COOO IN COtONIAl STORE
GIVING COLO iOND STAMPS
4-1 SO
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T LUTER'S 4 to 8 lb. Avg. S MOKE D
ImiWHfffimiif To THE biggest ' j;5v,;W'-j(B''--:'V
M&ml I Hi ifttiiii SELECTION OF WXT '!: J&fSi
ff 'WMMiifffmiw CARS UNDER SwPyJg$8f
im foio galaxie rl-
, ,jBj"LII''Bt'""BI'" ; " M "I IW" HEW FORD COUNTRY SEDAN . . i"'- -
'4$i'3&Pm" l'frjK W ' l! Anwict's beslwim wijoni by fori.
BEST
When fona buy hi volume Mi. that i
mo cotl-pr-Ford dropi lower and lowar. Ane
ffsrfim ForA-World'i Most Popular Can . t
WBtiOt U, seller, i. 1959, onl-ielling 1940s -o-neQl coti-ptrrara arap, ,w.rB
f LFffpl 1001 wh? B"a" ,h w0,w ! lhw T mun9' w con P"
j. awit beaulifvlly proportioned cortl ftv :
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" BEST thn nand,on 1940 Fortl5' rou fl"
I KOie than ever before. Ford H the br
YAUES1 builMop-people value on the road today!
: -'ALL YOU PEA-PICKERS ARE INVITED TO OUR
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Aleyi U J CHOICE grede or belter . . . tender, deliclovi
Gf tt . og.o io perfeciien et Colonial ! new vitro. modtre
rwrfolli mtol center fssy
RIB ROAST or
RIB STEM
WHOLE
OR
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P4 '
COLONIAL'S NATUR-TENDkR VEAL SALE
50FREE
' WMhtitaueMeirftletilieieelOMCX'.
SIMONIZE WAX -98
GOOD IN COLONIAt STORE
GIVING GOLD BOND STAMPS
VOID AtTfjt JUNE. 4 0
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Veal Shoulder Roast . - 43'
HIVI IIUDU WITH TOMATO UUC1 '
Veal Cutlets : 99'
enKious iimoii eeoii rut m
Veal Rib Chops . 79
uam miait rtNon stucioui .; " ,.'-,':,.;
Veal Loin Chops . .V 89'
oaano rai waizwo wiu kavoho
Veal Shoulder Chops. . 59'
Veal Rump Roast . . - 79'
KONOMICAl OiUCIOUt 101 ItlW ' .
Veal Breast .... . 23'
AU MIAt NO WAJTI . . ...
Veal Patties . . . . 59'
MO MNt AU MIAtTINOII
Boneless Veal . . . . 69'
SO FREE
GpLD BOND stamps'
Via itM tanei ni at tafttiH it hi run I m iti. vikan s
LUNCHEON MEATS 4- 99'
; GOOD IN COLONIAl STORE
GIVING GOLD BOND STAMPS
' VOID AFTM IUNI 4 N40'
M SO C m I l IMI"1JM
out r oi oonoN i
CLAM
WITH TMI nilOtAM or IACH U
ONE IN
LB.
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wiTHTMirgecHAUoriACHu.nco.oonoH'tSaf Ltlr
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7ujii . i vv fish sticks r-rrr.'.:j ua ;
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Jl wi tain- WANim rmkiiv .' ;-&pfJry :t ColoniaT., .NEW XT7- '
HI I MORTON'S FROZEN)
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50 FREE
GOLD BONDsmp
' VmitM tam ie) nnnit HMll Ms WIW
SHRIMP STICKS - - 59
COOP IN COlONIAt STORE
'GIVING GOLD tOND STAMPS
VOID AFTte MINE 4. 10
tll.li'"Jl'll
O0 FJ
GOLP CCrJDstamps
WHk H e4 " el Ot .
JETT'S ONION RINGS n.
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v ': "GOOD IN COlONIAl STORE .
GIVING COLO BOND STAMPS
. ' VOID AFTER AIM 4. WM
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ALL POPULAR BRANDS -
CHEWING GUM
cm. of
20
MCKAGEf
YOUR CHOICI
59'
30-CALLON OALVANIZED
GARBAGE
CANS
BISCUITS 2? 49
MORTON'S PtOZEN CHOCOLATE .'
CREAf.1 PIE 59s
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ARMOUR SUCED
AMERICAN or FLV.EflTO
CliEESE... 23c
HOT DOG ROLLS
IDEAL FOR RAUECUE ( HAMBURGERS OUR Ftll
HAMBURGER ROLLS...
p. , Urge Juicy California '
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BEVERAGE CLASSES . s 19f
LARGE EGGS
47'
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EXTRA PANCYCBW ' '
CELERY ISISTS i. . .
GRAND WITH TtAK FANCY HOMEOItOWM, ' . . j
! .. compare Gift Cook Recuirementi '
mm o m m less r::s ra .
, 2-35
25'
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